You're departing from Houston on the RITAA Seven Departure, which has five altitude crossing restrictions. ATC tells you to "climb and maintain 15,000." Do you still need to meet the crossing restrictions?
You're on short final and you're cleared to land, but another airplane is still on the runway. Your hand is on the throttle, ready for a go-around. What should you do?
Trim tabs are a secondary flight control surface that helps you reduce (or eliminate) the need to place pressure on the yoke or rudder to keep your airplane flying straight and level.